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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
CROWD WITH CASH
ATTENDS TIE BIG LABOR FAIR,
And Makes Things Doom-Tho Attendance
Lnrge md Everything Moving smooth. "
iy-Spiritcd Scenes In tho BIg Rink.
The Nights Attractions, Etc.

Tho great industrial fair and festival OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-.
bly, that ia being held in tho Chapline
street rink this week wus attended last
evening by o goodly number Of people.
At one time for about All ilour, the crowd
was 30 great that locomotlon from ono part
Of the building TO another was attended
with no little trouble aud hard
pushing. 1t was crowd that
had attended expecting to enjoy
the fair, and no ono was disappointed in
that particular. All had a good time, and
1t 10 cafe 10 predict that all who were
there last night will visit the intervening
exposition at least once moro before It
closes. The attendance is sure to grow
greater and greater each evening, and
what II will DO the latter part OF the week
Is question that gives the management
somo concern. Id.
The people that attended last night were
not only there to enjoy themselves, but
they were there to patronizs the various
booths and the money rolled Ia at @ live.
ly rate at all the stands, and those who
are contestants for this or that article Of
yaiuo donated by COME }beralminded
citizen land there IRE q large number who
have aided tho fair in this way) 70.
ceiyod many vote In the way
presented a decidedly festive
appearance, in great contrast to that OF
the night before when there was water in
the pipes. Last night the gas burned
brightly and was reflected back from the
thouAsnd and more articles Of crystal and
metal that are 80 artistically arranged
everywhere and 80 tempting 10 the nur.
chaser. The lights set of to advantage the
decorations, the flags and banners and the
pretty booths. Mayors orchestra played
Its choicest selections, aud the colored
quartotte did themaelyou proud. There
was au exhibition Of type-aetting that Yves
watched with much interest by large
throng Of people. = N 4 a,!~1'
The supper and refreBhment stands did
regular land office business. So steady
was the run on the refreshment stands
that fresh lot Of ice cream had to DO
provided. The managers were in fine
epiritH and their assistants and oil who
came in contact with them seemed to
catch the same spirit. The dona.
tons continue to come in.
The cigarmakers turned out strong
last night, and were liberal patrons.
! Whom tho boyy Of young and good look
ing girls who are on the watchout for the
unHary started after the stogy makers
every man Of them surrendered at once,
and went down into his pockets for
tho requisite coin. Their example is
one that II followed by all who attend,
will gain the smiles and good wishes OF
those sharp.eyed girls.
This afternoon the, rink will be open
moro especially for ladies and children,
aud this evening the fair will again be- in
| pr0gress. y
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a Silver Wedding Celebrated.

- Mr.. s. G. Naylor, tho well known Island
grocer, and his estimable vile celebrated
yesterday at their residence. corner OF
Virginia and Broadway streets, tho TWEEN.
ty.fiith (silyer) anniversary oftheir we'd.
ding. Those present were only their near
relatives and most intimate friends. Thev
assembled at the house about O'Clock In
the afternoon, and in addition to hearty
congratulations, brought a number OF
valuable and handsome souvenirs OF the
occasion. a Shortly after, the guests were
ushered to the dining room where there
was spread a bountiiul dinner. The event
was one full OF pleasure for all, and late
in tho evening when the party broke up
and the guests departed, they did go wish
ing Mr.. and Mr.. Naylor a continuation OF
the same happy and prosperous lie that
they have heretofore enjoyed, IA Is
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Free Trade.

10 -.''~ASs Side 4#.. r#
The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large.
ly benefited the consumers, as we'll as re-.
ieving the burden Of home manufacture
ers. Especially is this the case with
GREEN'S August Flover and Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup, as the reduction Of thirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in.
crease the size Of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.tiith
more medicine in the rs cent size. The
august Flowef for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough.and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage Of increased size
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and village in civilized countries. sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
Nat.s. s-raarf. ~ 80 iIt ~ 's.t.' ntw
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Miss Minnie IaInldern,t

Mics Minnie Madden, who ID 10 appear
at the Opera House next Saturday alter.
noon and evening, is the youngest promi-
nent actress in America. She is the
criminal exponent Of an art, heretofore
never portrayed on the American stage.
Her originality, great talent, and deserved
success has never been disputed by any
critic. She is not q tragedienne, come
dienne, soubrotte, nor an emotional
artistic, yet 1t Is true that she stands ct the
head OF line Of dramatic art which has
few followers. She is the legitimate
lngenus, OF this country, presenting as she
does girlish, youthful hsroines, Who are
neither tragic, emotional nor souhrettish
particularly, but just as they are in ordin-
airy every day life. 81
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Leon & Cushman's Company appeared
at the Opera House last night in ION
the Stage" which gives the players an
opportunity to appear in their specialties.
Leon has long enjoyed an exceptional
reputation as female impereonator, and
be was very entertaining last night. There
Was some good dancing and singing. The
performance generally fis not Of high
grade. Leon's elaborate costume worn In
the first act will be on exhibition at
Banners this morning. The same bill
to-day, matinee and evening. Z.
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Mr.. August Noihaupen, formerly OF this
city, now agent for the Schmulbach Brew
ing Company at Steubenville and other
points in Ohio, was in the city yesterday
and informed IN 1ETEL,AGENCsn reporter
that he had received, while here, a
dispatch from Walter Gay announcing his
return to Steubenville, and Gtating that he
would reopen his place, tho Windsor"
this morning, Mr.. Neihausen stated that
Walter had merely gone away in order to
avoid a row with Nliss Holiday. He did
not cay how they would patch up their
differences or how Gay would recover his
place which was attached by Miss Holli.
day, as published in yesterdays Issue.
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Now Advertisements

WE have Just received full line of
SPRING 0YERC0ATlNGS, aud are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties In
Spring Suitiugs. n
Also, OH hand a handsome limo of Neck
wear and Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS & SONS,
No. 1872 market Street,
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LARGEST stock and lowest prices on Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Lace
Curtains at STONE Il THOMAS,
Another Lucky Muskegou (a,lcl.., Man.

Another Lucky Muskegou (alicli.) Man.
Word was received that at the last Jan.
1lth,f 1871 drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery, ticket No. 81, 960 drew $780,.
900, the First Capital Prize. It now tran.
spires that Mr.. John Campbell, OF the
firm OF Cow, Msjo & Co., North Muekag.
on, Mich, owns a tenth interest in this
ticket. The announcement created con
siderable excitement uskegon (Mch.)
Chronicle, Jan. IS. ~ psw
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At Night

Always have Acker's Baby Soother at
hand. It is tho only safe medicine vet
made that will remove all infantile liaor-
ders. It contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease from pain.
Price % cents. Sold by Logan & Co. and
@. Menkemeller. ts .',l'l, a. :
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WASHINGTON, d. O., Feb. 16.-For Vest
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia, local
raina, variable winds becoming southerly
slightly, lower followed by higher tenn
perNture. -. L ---.- !,
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The Baltimore & Ohio are selling cheap
excursion tickets to Los Angeles and San
Franciaco, also to; principal points in
Florida and the South. For full informa-
ton call on or address 7. O.. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore & Ohio, Wheeling, W.
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WE have introduced o new system o.
selling Watches On the instuilment MAN
whereby you can secure watch at once
Oh easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without Csligraph type
writer. It save time and health. An ex-
animation is solicited ct our salesrooin,
No. IS Twelfth street. fas. =
= -r4-.-i. E EDWARD T.. RosE & On h
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
cd by dispepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are positive cure for dys-
pepsia, indigestion, aatuloncy and consti-
patton. We guarantee them. % aud 80
cents. Logan L Co. and q. Menke.
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. A cH|.LD's skin
Ears and Scalp Covered with Ecze.
matous Scabs and Sores
Cured by Cuticura.

NY little Eon, aged eight years. has been afflicted
III with Eczema Of the Scalp. and at tines great
portion OF the body, ever since he was two years
old. It BEGAN In his cars. and extended to his
which SSesmG Soyesa with seabs and
intense itching and distress, and leaving his half
matted and lif,less. Underneath these scabs the
skin WIS raw, like piece OF beefsieak. Gradually
small patch was left at tho! buck Of the head. Ny
friends In Peabody know how my little boy has
suffered AT night hs would scratch bis head until
MS pillow WIS covered With blood. used to tic
his hands behind him, and IN many ways tried 10
prevent his scratching: but Il was no use, he
would scratch. ! took him to tho hospital and to
the best rhysicians in Peabody without success
About this time, some friends, VINO had been
me to try them. ! began to use them on The }5th
OF January last. In seven months every particle
OF the disease was removed. Not spot or scab rc.
mains on his scalp to tell tho story Of his suffering
his scalp rs sweet and clean as any chld's IN the
world. cannot say enough 10 e1prcss my grail.
tudc for this wonderful cure by tho Cuiicria kcm.
edies aad wish all similarly afflicted to know that
my statement Is true and without ex *
Oct 9, 1885. - Peabody. Mas,
l nave seen Mr.. Mckay q boy when badly affect.
ca with the Eczema. He was ptiful sight to LOOK
at. ! Know that he has tried our best physicians.
and did all father could do for suffering child
but awaited nothing. know that the statements
no has made you az regards the curing Of his boy
by your Cuticura Remedies nre true In every mar.
ticular. WILLIAM J. MCCARTHY,
50 Foster St +, Peabody, Mass.
Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 50 cents.
Cuticura Soap, Is cents: Cuticura Resovont, ST co.
Boston, Mass. - - ~
Send Tor "How 10 Cure skins Diseases" "
BlackheaIs, Skin Blem!shes and BABY
LII uumors, use Cuticura Soap, 49, 80
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Few arc aware OF the importance OF
checking cough or common cold Ia it's
first stage. That which in the beginning
would yield to a mild remedy, II neglect.
ed, coon preys upon the lungs. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup affords instant relief, II is
an infasible remedy. Price IS cents a
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AS reported by Christian SchnepF, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAM. 9A.M. I'm. SEM, YIN.
81 zeN So 500 81 81
{, Wea,hcr-CkaugeAh!c.
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A very handsome line Of
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
to match new goods, has just
been opened. IT,
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co. ="
SHOOK 6 CO.
NEW GOODS.

Spring Dress Goods in new
and striking effects; handsomest
line we have ever shown at this
time OF the year. An elegant
quality Of Surah Silk in black and
all the new Spring Shades at
81 90 per yard, worth 81 IS.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE &
Or Ready Made Clothing, Piece Goods and
- lt Furnishings, ls1s 9 G

or Ready Made Clothing, Piece Goods and
Furnishings. Z e
Having purchased the entire stock Of
the above named goods from s, Hork-
heimer, assignee for J. Brilles, we will
now proceed to dispose OF the same at
prices lower than ever. T. E8Siy.s {.
AS tho room must be vacated BY April
Let, the stock Of Mems, Boys and
Children's clothing and w oolens for Mer-
chant Tailoring Is yet complete, you can
save 80 percent by purchasing now. i
Call early, IS the Inducements we are
Offering will make goods move very quick,
* ,3J8 WHEELING CLoTulSG Co., "
ll5S Main Street,
]. BIBLES, Manager. = Was
LIVE Geese Feathers constantly on
hand. ~ II STONE 4 THOMAS,
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EVERY lady attending the matinee at
the Grand Opera HouBe this afternoon
will receive q handsome souvenir portrait
OF N. S. Wood. m, 8 So -
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EVERY lady attending tho matinee Of
the Grand Opera House this afternoon
will receive q handsome souvenir portrait
Of N. S. Wood. RI
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TnnRE are less persons afflicted with
rheumatism, since our druggists have
sold Salvation Oil. -. - :
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TIE great drama Of "Jack Sheppard"
this afternoon at the Grand Opera aouse.
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PEOPLE in need Of Carpets, Rugs, Oil
Clothes and Lace Curtains will do we'll by
calling at Stone & Thomas before pur-
chasing. II. STONE 4 THOMAS.
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GARRY the news to Mary. st. Jacobs
Oil cures burns, bruises, wounds and
scalds. s 4 ( s 4. u 5ss
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BIG BARaAlss-l0 pieces l04 Bleaehsd
Muslin at Zoe per yard. IS
+ ! 1s5sTTEiI SroSE & THOMAS.
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New Crinkles, Seersuckers,
Ginghams, Prints, etc We
offer one case Of Crlnkles at
6Ac a yard, worth II Hc a yard,
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French aud American Satines,
solid colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at IL 1lc a yard.
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SAVE money by buying Carpets at
STONE & THOMAS. b
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ASSIGNEE's SALE.
A ssIGNMENT NOTICE.

o!en D. kisncr having this day. By an lal''i.
ment OF writing. duly made and recorded IL The
Cieiks ounce OF tho County Court oil Ohio county,
assigned to me, Tor the benefit Of Ills cicdltoa d!
his personal property Of every dcscyption iacI1a'
ing ms book accounts, notes and stock Of MILL.
ne.y notions, 30 No. i07l Main street. all peno1s
inde1tod 70 sald Klsner arc required To make is.
Into the hands OF officers Tor collection. Aljei.
sons having claims agaips. sail kisnes eau ptGsea
W. same, properly verified, for settlement ise
stock Of goods and property assigned will 10 d;s
posed Of cheap for cash, as R whole or ~ ~ l %
days will DO sold at public auction on the pre-
ises, No. lo7l Main street.
te1o -.1. 5a d, d, D0yESER, Assignee.
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Z CALL and see out SOC Carpet beat in the
city. Stone & THOMAS. r.
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FOR s Said.

rt 40; south Front street: ground GO By 1es feet
and and Warmth n WGsSIy frame q extra s!ensS
room TIN roof hot and cold Waior I nne oa;n,
S Snsa u ui1 slis largo bathroom watereIosct
t nDSs edp sua u ysI sEs al
yeitaor ns soanecied with four inch cast iron
s,onc tours a,Hslns through the roof; has good
hss Fly ISuaanuon and cellar under whole hdnSc
h hhs eell!nss and good gGs six inc srec
!. Many other, desirable pieces a, n,ono,,,. -
Kinds OF every description r. :. property; al
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Hon. R. NJ, McLAsE, U. s. Minister to
France, says Red Star Cough Cure is the
etlreBt. -p.5|f. I ~. - 81 = - a-s.
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WANTED.

;WANTED-BOYS WITH $40 90 CAau
Ra,,.oo security to act as News Boys on d. 4 o,
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REAL ESTATE. !.
FOR RBNT


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FsoR &ENT.
90 iGs hof street. a month, sl9 co. y ~ '1A'
20. l15 Sixteenth street, a month, siC &C. ". "a
70. d06 Fifteenth street, o month, siG nj h"
90 2uasixteenth street, q month, sid o.
&C. 60 Ivy Ivy Jacob street, month, sid a. II
70 i i.ay I:oa street, month, Sli %. 7.r 4"
60 ~. r. Eou street, a month, sll 90. Il
20. IaS eighteenth street, q month. sin m sEs
~, 40 10y Market street. two new oces with nat.
NO: ae2 Main street. soreroom and dwe,,,,g .,
ioue rooms mouth, SIS co. '' 'I e11i1s u
70. 2A0 Main street, month, s1soo .lI
20 y rTenty.iolith street, q month u5co
~ S zaS Eoil st., rooms, . month. si5 n1
r ~. lios Main street, business b uSc. -
ua store room and dwelling souihesst co,,or =,
seWveh!eenth and woods slrScts. ~ so ''i VI
~ H. i ~ otiie1nt1 street, n month, 81 So
~. lei1 woods street, rooms, a month AZ m e
MeM ioomed house on Twelfth Btreet weS: a,
nGSLo9oeh street, month, $40 Co, ."ess VI
w. Wig, iSo fourteenth street, o month, $500
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A RINK SOLD

at q lidicuiously Low Price to Lutz
The Clifton clarion., 1887-05-11
DUSKY BALLS AND BNIDEh. Rather Warm Experiences with
 the Girls of Fcrt me Inia0d.

"A correspondent of the Bostor Comnercial Bulletin writes in an amusing strain of some West Ir- dia experieuces:
 Anothsrisisit I made gave me quite a1surprise, a and l shall try to relate tie experience. I had been invited by one of the sons of my landlady. a yonrg man of about 20, to call around to bis house some evening, there to meet his wife, bride of a weeks standing. The evening was set. I made due preparations i'll my toilet, and af- ter . short walk found myself at the door of small, square hut, with matched roof shaped like m Egyptian pyramid. At my knock the door opened and l ster- ped at once into Q little eight by ten apartment and the presence of the bride.
 Now, I had not given thought as to the probable color of this la dy, but had naturally supposed her to be white; hence, when there arose before me mass of ribbon btdecked white muslin, from which loomsd "n apprriation about ten shades blacker than night. I was, to speak mildly, somewhat sur prised. yet l nerved myself suf- icieuUy to grasp the hand of wei come extended 10 me and to make a few remarks betitting the occas- ion. But either the peculiarity of my situation or the embarrassed modesty of the blrshing bride
The Clifton clarion., 1887-05-11

the earth's history-that is, of the sime during which the earth's crust has been forming under solar ac- tiop-at fully 1GG,000,000 years. In other words. our earth tells us Of at least 100. 0OO, ,0CO years of sun work. at the sun's present rate of working. It Is matter of no i'm portance whether we suppose that the sun has worked all the time at the present rate, or has sometimes worked with more energy, some times with less. IL is the quantity of sun work. not the way in which the work has been done. which alone has to be considered. Now. al physicians and astronomers Ar, agreed regarding the snn's emis- sion of heat as due wholely or a. most wholly to solar gravitatiop, resulting in the steady contract ion of the suns mass. To get from the sun of past ages the amount of work which our earth tells us he has actually done, we must sup pose him once to have been very much larger than he is now-how much larger we cannot say.
 l take it also that the change which takes place in the aspect of the suns corona as the number of sun spots varies, and the altera- ton of the physical condition of tbe corona-in sucn sort that when there are many spots its spectrum indicates the presence of glowing hydrogen. whereas, when there are few, the lines of hydrogen are few or wanting-correspond also with the theory that the time of sun- spots is q time of great eruption; activity. For the rush of elected masses through the coronal regirn would cause the hydrogen present there (not an atmosphere, but ir- regularly distributed and movir g around the sun) to glow with greater lustre, so as to show the lines of hydrogen in the spectrum of the corona.
 It is at any rate remarkable that all the facts known to us in regard to the sun spots themselves. to the colored flames, and to the corona, should agree in confirming that which is already all but demcn- strated by three strong lines of evidence. that the real working nass of the sun is very much smnller than the globe we measure as his, and that all the phenomena which gives so great ap interest to the study of the sun are due to tremendous forces ct work tens of thuusards of miles below the su,- face which limits our view of his globe and hides from us the pro cess by which the life of the solar system IS maintained.
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Clifton PostOMee.

Rssulsr honrs from f:sl a- ra. to 7:so ?. m. Gseistrstion from 9sS l. m. to D. ra.
 Ncnsy Order hours, e:3O s. m. to . D. n. s,ndays, ctice opsn from Il a- n. to l2 m. Mail departs for Solomonville Tuesdsyr, Saruraays. Mail clo~es $40 a- m.
 Mail tor Morenci cloees at 6:3o a- n-
 No foreign or mntils.od money will be received for stamps, box rent or Postrl orders. Parties calling for mail matter other than h at which ia addressed to themselves must prsssas sn er4sf for delivery.
 I A. C. RxARDoS, P. N.